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Im not blind!!! Dont need to zoom in!! Im looking at the map on Page 20 and there are 2, if not more that arent round. They are fairly near the border lines, so this could be the problem!
Ps..you cant call a district "oxon"!!
Ps..you cant call a district "oxon"!!
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hulmey wrote:Im not blind!!! Dont need to zoom in!! Im looking at the map on Page 20 and there are 2, if not more that arent round. They are fairly near the border lines, so this could be the problem!
Ps..you cant call a district "oxon"!!
You can - and people do...
Go here...
http://www.oxfordshirebadminton.co.uk/m ... 20Contacts
Some of these addresses have OXON in...
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- spinwizard
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- EmperorOfDaNorth
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So, seeing that we're finally discussing Hadrian's Wall, do you suppose the Romans over-stretched in getting that thing built all the way out in the swampy periphery of their empire, when they could have built it around Rome, twice, and have something useful against the Germanic tribes that later conquered Rome?
Isn't it a bit like owning S. America on the Classic map, with Africa suddenly falling into your hands and then spending loads and loads of armies on fortifying Egypt and East Africa so much that someone just walks into your front door in Venezuela?
Come on, you all have CC experience: Did the Romans goof up?
As for the point that it shouldn't be there given the contemporary nature of all other names and boundaries: Well, perhaps, but then most other maps have really weird and arbitrary limitations of where you can or cannot go just the same, so let's not worry about it.
Isn't it a bit like owning S. America on the Classic map, with Africa suddenly falling into your hands and then spending loads and loads of armies on fortifying Egypt and East Africa so much that someone just walks into your front door in Venezuela?
Come on, you all have CC experience: Did the Romans goof up?
As for the point that it shouldn't be there given the contemporary nature of all other names and boundaries: Well, perhaps, but then most other maps have really weird and arbitrary limitations of where you can or cannot go just the same, so let's not worry about it.
Alex..? Alexander the Great, my Commander, what's wrong? Did someone leave you negative feedback again?
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looking class at this stage
just a few minor points
The apostrophe is your friend
- Hadrian's Wall
- St George's Channel
- Land's End
I know someone posted this before but for the sake of a few pixels of movement I really wish all of Cornwall could be on the map - i hate the way a bite is cropped out of it at the moment
the colour of the river shannon should be more blue so people realise this impassible is an actual river
the outline of your ireland map looks a bit odd with the likes of cork harbour missing but it broadly looks like Ireland despite the various missing harbours, ports and headlands - so correcting thisd should not be seen as a priority
just a few minor points
The apostrophe is your friend
- Hadrian's Wall
- St George's Channel
- Land's End
I know someone posted this before but for the sake of a few pixels of movement I really wish all of Cornwall could be on the map - i hate the way a bite is cropped out of it at the moment
the colour of the river shannon should be more blue so people realise this impassible is an actual river
the outline of your ireland map looks a bit odd with the likes of cork harbour missing but it broadly looks like Ireland despite the various missing harbours, ports and headlands - so correcting thisd should not be seen as a priority
Don't now why people on here don't like being cooks, remember under siege: A former SEAL, now cook, is the only person who can stop a gang of terrorists when they sieze control of a US Navy battleship.
- KoE_Sirius
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rebelman wrote:looking class at this stage
just a few minor points
The apostrophe is your friend![]()
- Hadrian's Wall
- St George's Channel
- Land's End
I know someone posted this before but for the sake of a few pixels of movement I really wish all of Cornwall could be on the map - i hate the way a bite is cropped out of it at the moment
the colour of the river shannon should be more blue so people realise this impassible is an actual river
the outline of your ireland map looks a bit odd with the likes of cork harbour missing but it broadly looks like Ireland despite the various missing harbours, ports and headlands - so correcting thisd should not be seen as a priority
Yeah Somerset isnt there.?
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- gimil
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rebelman wrote:looking class at this stage
just a few minor points
The apostrophe is your friend![]()
- Hadrian's Wall
- St George's Channel
- Land's End
I know someone posted this before but for the sake of a few pixels of movement I really wish all of Cornwall could be on the map - i hate the way a bite is cropped out of it at the moment
the colour of the river shannon should be more blue so people realise this impassible is an actual river
the outline of your ireland map looks a bit odd with the likes of cork harbour missing but it broadly looks like Ireland despite the various missing harbours, ports and headlands - so correcting thisd should not be seen as a priority
I will looks into these for you rebelman, and since youvev been so helpful ill fix lands end
What do you know about map making, bitch?
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natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
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- gimil
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wicked wrote:gimil wrote:wicked wrote:And? Are you going to fix it?
I said that in my last post i replied to rebelman,
PS sorry if i sounded harsh wicked i was rushing
oops, I see that now. Sorry when rebelman posts I usually just skim his wordy ass.
sometimes hes not worth te bother
What do you know about map making, bitch?
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natty_dread wrote:I was wrong
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it looks weird that the border on ireland, the river I guess, has a thin border whereas the rest of the island is thick green.
the connection between lancashire and clwyd doesn't look good with that gap. I'd suggest only having the yellow border. That way you have the continuity of only having one the yellow border next to both the red and purple.
also, there's a couple places that the purple borders are thicker than other parts. it just looks off.
any other ideas as to what to do with Hadrian's Wall? I just seems a little too simple. I know that's kinda the theme, but it just doesn't seem to work.
the connection between lancashire and clwyd doesn't look good with that gap. I'd suggest only having the yellow border. That way you have the continuity of only having one the yellow border next to both the red and purple.
also, there's a couple places that the purple borders are thicker than other parts. it just looks off.
any other ideas as to what to do with Hadrian's Wall? I just seems a little too simple. I know that's kinda the theme, but it just doesn't seem to work.
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I'm loving the graphic look of this map. I think it is becoming everything I hoped this map could be.
Few minor ideas: Perhaps move the legend names down a little...so there is a buffer space between "Great Britain and Ireland," as that is part of the title.
I'd also consider either adding more "The's" to the various water names or remove the ones from "The Atlantic Ocean," "The North Sea," and "The English Channel," so there is a uniformity.
I'd also maybe like to see a hint more of "yellow" in North England...so it doesn't look so close to Ireland (doesn't have any effect on gameplay, just for visual sake).
Otherwise it is looking good!
--Andy
Few minor ideas: Perhaps move the legend names down a little...so there is a buffer space between "Great Britain and Ireland," as that is part of the title.
I'd also consider either adding more "The's" to the various water names or remove the ones from "The Atlantic Ocean," "The North Sea," and "The English Channel," so there is a uniformity.
I'd also maybe like to see a hint more of "yellow" in North England...so it doesn't look so close to Ireland (doesn't have any effect on gameplay, just for visual sake).
Otherwise it is looking good!
--Andy
AndyDufresne wrote:I'd also consider either adding more "The's" to the various water names or remove the ones from "The Atlantic Ocean," "The North Sea," and "The English Channel," so there is a uniformity.
Wha?!
YOu can't add an apostrophe into these names though!? They're real places!?
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